Complete Java Masterclass For Absolute Beginners

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Platform dependency

Lecture 3: Structure of Java application

Lecture 4: Contexts of Java application

Chapter 2: Class members, Variables and Methods in Java

Lecture 1: Class Members

Lecture 2: Variables

Lecture 3: Methods in Java Part 1

Lecture 4: Methods in Java Part 2

Chapter 3: Setup

Lecture 1: JDK Installation

Lecture 2: Platform In-dependency

Lecture 3: Set Java Path

Chapter 4: First Steps

Lecture 1: Java API Documentation

Lecture 2: Naming Conventions

Lecture 3: Problems in Violation

Lecture 4: Why main Method is Public and Static

Lecture 5: Main Method Prototype

Lecture 6: Signature of main method

Chapter 5: Compile and Run Java

Lecture 1: Compilation and Running a Java Program Part 1

Lecture 2: Java IDEs

Lecture 3: Compilation and Running a Java Program Part 2

Lecture 4: Static Members

Lecture 5: Static Block

Lecture 6: Why Static block executes before main?

Lecture 7: Need of more then one static block?

Lecture 8: Local Variables

Lecture 9: Static User defined method

Lecture 10: Can we call static method without class name?

Lecture 11: JVM introducation

Lecture 12: Static Variable

Lecture 13: Static block and Static variable priorities

Lecture 14: Data types and Default values

Lecture 15: Can we access static variable directly

Lecture 16: Static variables initialization

Lecture 17: Connecting classes

Lecture 18: When class loads into JVM?

Lecture 19: Non static members

Lecture 20: Create object inside main function

Lecture 21: static block and instance block execution

Lecture 22: Default constructor

Lecture 23: Default constructors Limitations

Lecture 24: this keyword in java

Lecture 25: Why can't we use this keyword inside static context?

Chapter 6: Objects in Java

Lecture 1: Create object inside static block part 1

Lecture 2: Create object inside static block part 2

Lecture 3: Object Reference Variable

Lecture 4: Why class is called User Defined data type

Lecture 5: Create object as static variable

Lecture 6: Create object inside static user method part-1

Lecture 7: Create object inside static user method part-2

Lecture 8: Object initialization in java part-1

Lecture 9: Object initialization in java part-2

Lecture 10: Non static user method

Lecture 11: Access non static method using static object reference variable

Lecture 12: System out println

Lecture 13: Connecting classes using non static members

Chapter 7: Data types in Java

Lecture 1: Data types

Lecture 2: Byte and short primitive Data Types

Lecture 3: Character Data Type

Lecture 4: Data types programs

Chapter 8: ASCII in java

Lecture 1: ASCII

Lecture 2: Why Java character occupies 2 bytes

Lecture 3: Print ASCII set

Chapter 9: Type casting in java

Lecture 1: Type casting

Lecture 2: Implicit and Explicit casting

Lecture 3: Programs on type casting

Chapter 10: Wrapper classes

Lecture 1: Introduction to Wrapper classes

Lecture 2: lang package

Chapter 11: conversion in Java

Lecture 1: Boxing in java

Lecture 2: Unboxing in java

Lecture 3: Primitive to String conversion

Lecture 4: Object to String conversion

Lecture 5: String to Primitive data conversion

Lecture 6: String to Object conversion

Lecture 7: Need of String data conversions

Lecture 8: Integer data conversions

Lecture 9: Fields of Wrapper class

Lecture 10: Constructors in Wrapper classes

Lecture 11: Scanner class

Lecture 12: Random class

Chapter 12: Access Modifiers

Lecture 1: Introduction to access modifiers

Lecture 2: Why access modifiers not applicable to blocks

Lecture 3: Why class cannot be private

Lecture 4: why java class cannot be protected?

Lecture 5: Access modifiers

Lecture 6: why can't we apply access modifiers to local variables

Lecture 7: Accessing private variables

Lecture 8: private method and private constructor

Chapter 13: Command line arguments